For the 7-8 study of the American Civil War, students have been put into groups to create Civil War era newspapers, written from the perspective of that time period. Students are exploring current print publications as well as historical databases to start thinking about how to tell these antebellum stories, with a modern twist. 

If you were given a bag of 25 popsicle sticks and a bundle of 2 sets of 3 sticks and 4 sticks glued together, would you be able to construct a truss bridge? The first and second graders learned a lot about themselves this week while taking on this bridge building challenge, including how to handle frustration and persevere when the going got tough. In true Taylor fashion, they learned how much more satisfying the end result is when you are pushed and challenged along the way.

It was flip-flop day at the Sage Campus and students became the teachers! Here students are leading the way as they demonstrate Chemical Reactions by making ice cream! Educational and delicious!

The 4th grade math students are learning about fractions and geometry as they use hands-on tools to explore and discover arithmetic in our world. The students are using protractors to measure and create angles in preparation for an Angles in our World mathematics laboratory investigation

Welcome to the Kindergarten Sight Word Cafe! Learning sight words is crucial to successful reading development so children need practice and repetition to recognize them instantly. We love making practice fun! 

The 5-6 and 7-8 took a stroll to catch the noon concert series at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall to see Warden @ Co. 

“When you get, give; when you learn, teach” -Maya Angelou

“Freedom is never given, it is won” - A. Philip Randolph

“Truth is powerful and it prevails” -Sojourner Truth

“The time is always right to do what is right” - Martin Luther King Jr.

I'm attaching a bunch of pictures of the displays, I'm sending you a separate email of students presenting their work. I have videos too :)

Thanks!!